@FoxCastlehold
Fox Castle Holdings🇬🇧🇺🇦
2 years
Christian Dior thesis: you get LVMH with a discount. Dior owns 41% of LVMH. LVMH fcf yield : 5,2% with q1 22 sales growth of 23%. L setted up in may 22 a 1 billion € buyback programm with a 1000€ limit.
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@jefke00
jefke
2 years
@FoxCastlehold Do you have any insights on Bernard Arnault's potential plans of a takeout of $CDI.PA?
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@FoxCastlehold
Fox Castle Holdings🇬🇧🇺🇦
2 years
@jefke00 I have no insights but Dior float is very low, financière agache (BA holding) is buying LVMH shares. Dior too bought some lvmh shares albeit lower amounts. There has been a transfer of shares from one entity (agache) to financière de l'agache.
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@hectoretti
Good from far, far from good
2 years
@FoxCastlehold What if CD has €200bn in liabilities? The analysis is flawed unless it is clear what is behind CD ex LVMH
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@FoxCastlehold
Fox Castle Holdings🇬🇧🇺🇦
2 years
@hectoretti Dior consolidated balance sheet (which takes into account lvmh accounts as it is the sole asset) has a net debt linked to the Tiffany acquisition and when you look at off balance sheet items there is nothing special.
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@foso_defensivo
Emérito/Numantia Patrimonio
2 years
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@KaranMGurnani
Karan Gurnani
2 years
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@cahb8084
Cesar A Hernandez Barrios
2 years
@FoxCastlehold What is it with nerds and holding companies selling at a “discount”? Is it just that the math is easy? 🤷🏻‍♂️
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@FYElonM
AG Carrera 🦆🚿👌
2 years
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@victorIvey
Victor Xu
2 years
@FoxCastlehold came to the same conclusion
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@victorIvey
Victor Xu
2 years
@FoxCastlehold one thing though, the majority holder could always opt for a "squeeze-out" at will, but it had to offer a fair market value (suspecting it'd be based on VWAP 14 / 30 of LVMH shares)
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